Lufthansa Unveils Updated Allegris Lounge in Newark (EWR)

Updated: June 12, 2026, 9:59am CDT

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Without fanfare — and without updating its website — Lufthansa has unveiled its remodeled lounge in Newark, decorated in the premium Allegris style.

Along with new furniture and a fresh coat of paint, the lounge aims to provide better food, better drinks, and better comfort. Let’s take a look.

New Lufthansa Allegris Lounge in Newark

The Lufthansa station manager for Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) has unveiled the new Lufthansa Lounge on his LinkedIn profile.

“Today, I had the pleasure to welcome guests to our newly renovated Lufthansa lounge at EWR. A project which started a long time ago, was halted by Covid, is finally finished in the new Allegris style. More seating, more comfort, a better food & beverage offering and an overall better look. At Lufthansa we say ‘yes’ to a premium lounge experience.”
Marc Suhr, Lufthansa Group station manager EWR

The lounge is located at Terminal B in the B3 Concourse near gates 60 to 68. The lounge is open daily from 2:15 to 9:30 p.m.

The lounge’s overhaul starts with the reception desk, featuring a clean look meant to correspond with the airline’s Allegris business class on flights.

That promise of better food and drink? It starts here at an expended buffet with a natural wood look.

Lufthansa Allegris lounge Newark EWR buffet — The lengthy buffet. Image Credit: Lufthansa

“More seating” and “more comfort” will come into play in several areas. If you want high-top tables while eating, drinking, or working, earth tones are present in these tables and stools.

Lufthansa Allegris lounge Newark EWR long tables — Café-style seating in the remodeled lounge. Image Credit: Lufthansa

You’ve got other options, as well. You can find booth seating, tables and chairs in a cafeteria style, and armchairs in the corner.

Lufthansa Allegris lounge Newark EWR seating and coffee bar — Allegris style on display with the new layout. Image Credit: Lufthansa

The remodel also includes the lounge’s bar, including stools around the U-shaped setup that offers numerous liquors and beers on tap from Hofbräu München, Cape May Brewing Company, Jersey Juice IPA, and Abbey Dubbel.

Lufthansa Allegris lounge Newark EWR bar — Facing the U-shaped bar. Image Credit: Lufthansa

If you’re looking to get some work done — whether alone or with a team — a conference table is available with multiple outlets built in.

Lufthansa Allegris lounge Newark EWR meeting area — A long table with outlets for working. Image Credit: Lufthansa

And seating flows through the rest of the lounge, as well. Whatever you like, the lounge seems to have it: swivel chairs, armchairs, booths, and sofas.

Lufthansa Allegris lounge Newark EWR seating — Seating further into the lounge. Image Credit: Lufthansa

There’s also a private space reserved for those flying in Lufthansa first class.

Lufthansa Allegris lounge Newark EWR first class sign — Entrance to the private area for passengers in first class. Image Credit: Lufthansa

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Final Thoughts

The lounge’s unveiling on LinkedIn came as a surprise, but it’s got a smooth new look and an upgraded experience to enjoy before your next flight out of Newark. If you’re flying out of EWR on Lufthansa or a Lufthansa Group airline, the new Allegris lounge is worth a visit.